including christopher that maybe possibly we will get this waterfront proposal, but really katharine and johnathan. we just don't know right guys know we don't know. and theresa just knowing you notice how sore is friends. people are angry. i don't know if you've got it. >> a chance to talk to more than a couple people. but people, fans are really upset. >> i noticed on twitter that people were extremely, extremely upset and they're also extremely disappointed. they they just think that they deserve better. >> yeah. i think that's a sentiment part of people share so stasio, thanks very much. jason. thanks. so today on the latest developments on the future of the a's by scanning the qr code on your screen with your mobile device that will take you straight to the kron 4 sports page from there. you can get the latest on not just the a's but all the other bay area sports teams and less than 30 minutes. we'll go live to las vegas to get reaction to today's news for raiders owner mark davis. i'm sure he will have plenty to say as well about this announcement. all right. let's talk weather switch things

grant lotus and liviakis are here throw with little human katharine and johnathan. >> here's happening for kron 4 news at 9 o'clock. we have wind gusts topping. >> 50 miles per hour. whipping across the bay area tonight. you can see them rocking this tower cam on the san mateo bridge lot earlier today. our 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will be tracking the blustery conditions where you live. and new details tonight on what caused this. >> awesome explosion at a home in the east bay. why firefighters now say a group of kids is to blame. those stories and more coming up next on kron, 4 news at 9. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9. we are tracking strong winds ripping through the bay area. tonight, a wind advisory is in effect for much of the bay's. you see some of those speeds. obviously the increased wind means an increased fire danger. it is really going out there. good evening, everybody. thanks for being here on kron 4 news at 9. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis that advisory expires officially to

johnathan, i'm not in the swing with your two-year budget cycle.ght now, which budget are we living under? is this the 2020 budget? >> we are currently in fiscal year 2021 and we're entering fiscal year 2022 and the board adopted a budget for both of those last june. >> so the next budget we would adopt would be for '23 and 24 in april. >> yes. >> that's when we have to come to grips with the federal money i think you mentioned we were seeking change in federal law to allow more federal money to be spent on quick build projects. i would not associate the federal government with quick anything. and if i were you, i would keep the federal money off the big projects and put it on the big ones which take a long time and cost a lot anyway and use local money to build the local projects because remember, the federal rule book was designed for the interstate highway system and it's just dramatic case of overkill for most kinds of projects that we're doing on our streets. and the last question, jeff, i think is maybe for you, because i think johnathan's la

. >> johnathan: it has everything, an eccentric millionaire, missing wife, at least two murders, andof arguments that lawyers are, at times, even in yesterday's pretrial motions, seeming to want to kill each other. the stakes are high for everyone involved in this case, but 78-year-old robert durst on trial, accused of murdering his best friend, susan berman, at her home here in l.a. in december, 2,000, because, according to prosecutors, she knew that he killed his then still missing wife, kathleen, in 1982, and she was planning on going to the police about that. the case was given new impetus when durst was caught in this hot make moment in the hbo documentary about his life "the drinks." >> kill them all. >> now 14 months later, durst's lawyers are costing him $10 million, arguing that their client is too sick to face trial, suffering from bladder cancer, among other ailments. prosecutors say it now or never to bring justice to a man they believe has, thus far, literally got away with murder. the dash trial got underway, opening arguments have just begun in that courtroom. and only

>> it's johnathan. to answer your question, i closely monitor the board meetings but julie and jeff and i have been discussing the program of cable cars and the over all operations, maintenance because there's a ton of capital work that needs to be done on our cable car system the same as the subway or our imagine ar and we are working program development for the infrastructure and for for the car barn and we are work tag as looking at it and we locked at cable cars and the infrastructure together and we are taking a look at that and i think probably i would guess more towards the end of the year as we begin the budget process that we can have that conversation and it's long-term needs. >> it just puts us in a strange position, right. because we're trying to -- the cable cars have a secondary purpose that is directly connected to tourism, economy, downtown, and it's important to us, obviously as an agency, but is also somewhat different and i wonder if there's a reason or an excuse maybe to find an alte